On 1 Jul 2004, at 7:20 PM, George Ghio wrote:
> Welcome to Darwin!
> George-Ghios-Computer:~ georgeghio$ ls -laF $HOME
> .........
This all looks good to me.
I reckon you can continue from step 3 of my list. Reposted for
convenience:
3 Next, type:
ls -p /usr/local/teTex/bin
You should have a folder (ends in a slash) that starts with
"powerpc-apple-darwin" and ends in a number. Call this number X.Y.
Based on previous answers you've given I *think* this will be 6.8 .
4 Now we want to set up bash to remember the path to the TeX binaries.
In the following command, substitute X.Y for the number you found
earlier:
echo 'export PATH=${PATH}:/usr/local/teTex/bin/powerpc-apple-darwinX.Y'
>> ~/.bash_profile
So if the number was 6.8, enter this command:
echo 'export PATH=${PATH}:/usr/local/teTex/bin/powerpc-apple-darwin6.8'
>> ~/.bash_profile
When you hit return, you will get no output. This is normal.
5 Now close your terminal window and open a new one.
Type:
echo $PATH
You should see your changes. If everything has worked correctly, you
should now be able to run tex/latex etc from the command line...
Good luck!
W
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